Silver 1/8 Rupee of Indore State (17th - 18th Cen. AD) INO Alamgir II with Die Clash Error/Lakhi Rare

Description

Indore State, INO Alamgir II, (AD 1754-1759), Silver 1/8 Rupee, Obv: Alamgir II Inscription, Rev: Die Clash/Lakhi Error, 1.82 Gms, 8.88 mm, Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Step back into the turbulent and fascinating era of 18th-century India with this exquisite Silver 1/8 Rupee from the Princely State of Indore, issued in the name of Mughal Emperor Alamgir II between 1754 and 1759. Struck in fine silver, this fractional coin measures 8.88 mm and weighs 1.82 grams, showcasing the intricate calligraphy typical of the period on the obverse. What truly elevates this piece for advanced numismatists is the captivating Die Clash or "Lakhi" error clearly visible on the reverse, a fascinating mint mishap that adds immense character and scarcity. Preserved in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, this rare variety offers a tangible connection to the Maratha Confederacy's expansion and the intricate monetary systems of central India. Numismatists and historical coin enthusiasts will appreciate this specimen not only for its delicate fractional size and unusual mint error, but also for its elusive availability in the modern collecting market. Whether you are building a specialized cabinet of Indian princely state errors or seeking a conversation-starting Mughal-era rarity, this Indore State fractional rupee is a distinguished prize that promises to be the crown jewel of your collection.